Tourney Who does T20K? (6 Viewers)

[MeridianFC]

Or 8/8/6/6/2

Henceforth known as “the Manzoni Starter”

 

[paulkersey]

Most common breakdown for T25 20K Stack is

25/100/500/1K/5K 12/12/5/6/2

Assuming 6 players, what do you think of this chip set breakdown? I simply rounded up based on your suggestion.

$25x12 = 75 chips
$100x12 = 75 chips
$500x5 = 50 chips
$1000x6 = 75 chips
$5000x2 = 25 chips

= Total of 300 chips

 

[allforcharity]

Assuming 6 players, what do you think of this chip set breakdown? I simply rounded up based on your suggestion.

$25x12 = 75 chips
$100x12 = 75 chips
$500x5 = 50 chips
$1000x6 = 75 chips
$5000x2 = 25 chips

= Total of 300 chips

This is fine, assuming you must buy on multiples of 25.

 

[paulkersey]

This is fine, assuming you must buy on multiples of 25.

Fantastic, thank you

 

[PokerLegend]

I went to T25-base 20k starting stacks with antes for our league play many years ago. Two tables of eight with a single re-buy option, 50/100 opening blinds for 200bb. Finishes in under 5 hours.

We are experimenting a bit this year, adding two other tourney structures into the mix: T100-base 30k stacks with a bba (no rebuys, same blinds as the 20k above but starting at 100/100, 300bb), and T25-base 25k stacks with re-buy but no antes, using a more aggressive blind structure (50/100, 250bb).

The current league season consists of 9 events, 3 of each type (20k w/antes, 25k no-antes, 30k w/bba).

I haven't organized a 10k event in years, and have no plans for ever going back.

I have been doing so much research these past few days on here. Almost too much great info. Wished I had just spend time researching and reading years ago. So, what’s your biggest reason for moving from the 10k to the 20k events?